Juventus may soon propose a direct swap deal to Roma involving midfielders. Bryan Cristante would strengthen the midfield of the Turin team, while Weston McKennie would move to the Italian capital. Cristante is seen as a beneficial business opportunity for Juventus, not only for his technical profile but also because he is Italian, which fits the club's new policy of strengthening national identity. Cristante is willing to move to Turin, and the Roma management, owned by Americans, is receptive to acquiring a player from the U.S. national team, which has commercial and sporting appeal.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential swap deal between Roma and Juventus involving Bryan Cristante and Weston McKennie. Roma is considering a swap deal with Juventus involving Bryan Cristante and Weston McKennie. Juventus appreciates Cristante for his character qualities. Cristante's contract with Roma expires in 2027.

Juventus showed interest in Bryan Cristante, but the move required Juventus to make prior sales, which they did not complete, resulting in the transfer failing.

In June, there was a mild interest from Juventus, but ultimately, they shifted their focus to other midfield profiles. It is unlikely that he will be included in a potential deal for Chiesa.